update ini files

plugins/localdump/mysql.sh

@@ -48,8 +48,8 @@ SOURCE_DIR=/var/lib/mysql
 # it sets mysql_FOUND as flag
 function mysql._check(){
 
-  # j_requireBinary "mysql"             1
-  # j_requireBinary "mysqldump"         1
+  j_requireBinary "mysql"             1
+  j_requireBinary "mysqldump"         1
   # j_requireProcess "mysqld|mariadb"   1
 
   # if [ ! -d $SOURCE_DIR ]; then

plugins/localdump/profiles/couchdb2.ini

+# ======================================================================
+#
+# LOCAL COUCHDB SERVER
+#
+# ======================================================================
+
+[detect]
+
+tcp = 5984
+tcp-target = localhost
+tcp-process = 'beam.smp'
+
+
+[set]
+
+su = ''
+dbuser = 'admin'
+dbpassword = 'HereIsMyAdminPassword'
+
+params = ''
+env = 'export COUCH_URL=http://{{dbuser}}:{{dbpassword}}@{{tcp-target}}:{{tcp-port}}/'
+
+# ----------------------------------------------------------------------

plugins/localdump/profiles/mysql.ini

-# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
-# what to detect
-# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
+# ======================================================================
+#
+# LOCAL MYSQL INSTANCE
+#
+# ======================================================================
 
 [detect]
-# binaries that must befound, comma seperated
-binary = 'mysql,mysqldump'
 
-# a running process that must be found
 process = 'mysqld|mariadb'
-
-# a port that must be open on a given host
 tcp = 3306
 tcp-target = localhost
-
-# process that opens a port (see netstat -tulpen) - works for local services only
-# "slirp4netns" is docker network stack
-# "rootlesskit" is docker too
 tcp-process = 'mysqld|mariadbd'
 
-# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
-# data to apply if it was found
-# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
 
 [set]
 
 su = ''
-dbuser = 'root'
-dbpassword = '12345678'
+dbuser = ''
+dbpassword = ''
 
-# unschön - das ist in der Prozessliste
-params = '--port={{tcp}} --password={{dbpassword}} --user={{dbuser}} --host={{tcp-target}}'
+params = ''
+env = ''
 
 # ----------------------------------------------------------------------

plugins/localdump/profiles/sqlite.ini

+# ======================================================================
+#
+# LOCAL SQLITE DATABASES
+#
+# ======================================================================
+
+[detect]
+# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
+# what to detect
+# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+# file[] = "/var/www/database/logs.db"
+type = "sqlite"
+
+
+[set]
+
+su = ''
+dbuser = ''
+dbpassword = ''
+
+params = ''
+env = ''
+
+# ----------------------------------------------------------------------

vendor/ini.class.sh

@@ -4,11 +4,18 @@
 # READ INI FILE with Bash
 # https://axel-hahn.de/blog/2018/06/08/bash-ini-dateien-parsen-lesen/
 #
+#  Author:  Axel hahn
+#  License: GNU GPL 3.0
+#  Source:  https://github.com/axelhahn/bash_iniparser
+#  Docs:    https://www.axel-hahn.de/docs/bash_iniparser/
+#
 # ----------------------------------------------------------------------
 # 2024-02-04  v0.1  Initial version
 # 2024-02-08  v0.2  add ini.varexport; improve replacements of quotes
 # 2024-02-10  v0.3  handle spaces and tabs around vars and values
 # 2024-02-12  v0.4  rename local varables
+# 2024-02-20  v0.5  handle special chars in keys; add ini.dump + ini.help
+# 2024-02-21  v0.6  harden ini.value for keys with special chars; fix fetching last value
 # ======================================================================
 
 INI_FILE=
@@ -25,7 +32,7 @@ function ini.set(){
     INI_FILE=
     INI_SECTION=
     if [ ! -f "$1" ]; then
-        echo "ERROR: file does not exists: $1"
+        echo "ERROR: file does not exist: $1"
         exit 1
     fi
     INI_FILE="$1"
@@ -101,12 +108,16 @@ function ini.value(){
             local myinisection=$2
             local myvarname=$3
             local out
+            regex="${myvarname//[^a-zA-Z0-9:()]/.}"
             out=$(ini.section "${myinifile}" "${myinisection}" \
-                | grep "^[\ \t]*${myvarname}[\ \t]*=.*" \
+                | sed "s,^[\ \t]*,,g" \
+                | sed "s,[\ \t]*=,=,g"  \
+                | grep -F "${myvarname}=" \
+                | grep "^${regex}=" \
                 | cut -f 2- -d "=" \
                 | sed -e 's,^\ *,,' -e 's, *$,,' 
                 )
-            grep "\[\]$" <<< "myvarname" >/dev/null && out="echo $out | tail -1"
+            grep "\[\]$" <<< "$myvarname" >/dev/null || out="$( echo "$out" | tail -1 )"
 
             # delete quote chars on start and end
             grep '^".*"$' <<< "$out" >/dev/null && out=$(echo "$out" | sed -e's,^"\(.*\)"$,\1,g')
@@ -115,6 +126,99 @@ function ini.value(){
         fi
 }
 
+# dump the ini file for visuall check of the parsing functions
+# param  string  filename
+ini.dump() {
+    local myinifile=${1:-$INI_FILE}
+    echo -en "\e[1;33m"
+    echo "+----------------------------------------"
+    echo "|"
+    echo "| $myinifile"
+    echo "|"
+    echo -e "+----------------------------------------\e[0m"
+    echo -e "\e[34m"
+    cat "$myinifile" | sed "s,^,    ,g"
+    echo -e "\e[0m"
+
+    echo "    Parsed data:"
+    echo
+    ini.sections "$myinifile" | while read -r myinisection; do
+        echo -e "    --+-- section \e[35m[$myinisection]\e[0m"
+        echo "      |"
+        ini.keys "$myinifile" "$myinisection" | while read -r mykey; do
+            value="$(ini.value "$myinifile" "$myinisection" "$mykey")"
+            # printf "        %-15s => %s\n" "$mykey" "$value"
+            printf "      \`---- %-20s => " "$mykey"
+            echo -e "\e[1;36m$value\e[0m"
+        done
+        echo
+    done
+    echo
+}
+
+function ini.help(){
+    cat <<EOH
+
+    INI.CLASS.SH
+
+    A bash implementation to read ini files.
+
+    Author:  Axel hahn
+    License: GNU GPL 3.0
+    Source:  https://github.com/axelhahn/bash_iniparser
+    Docs:    https://www.axel-hahn.de/docs/bash_iniparser/
+
+    Usage:
+
+    (1)
+    source the file ini.class.sh
+
+    (2)
+    ini.help
+    to show this help with all available functions.
+
+
+    BASIC ACCESS:
+
+    ini.value <FILE> <SECTION> <KEY>
+        Get a avlue of a variable in a given section.
+
+        Tho shorten ini.value with 3 parameters:
+
+        ini.set <FILE> [<SECTION>]
+
+        or
+
+        ini.set <FILE>
+        ini.setsection <SECTION>
+
+        This sets the ini file and/ or section as default.
+        Afterwards you can use:
+
+        ini.value <KEY>
+        and
+        ini.value <SECTION> <KEY>
+
+    OTHER GETTERS:
+
+    ini.sections <FILE>
+        Get all sections in the ini file.
+        The <FILE> is not needed if ini.set <FILE> was used before.
+
+    ini.keys <FILE> <SECTION>
+        Get all keys in the given section.
+        The <FILE> is not needed if ini.set <FILE> was used before.
+        The <SECTION> is not needed if ini.setsection <SECTION> was used 
+        before.
+
+    ini.dump <FILE>
+        Get a nice overview of the ini file.
+        You get a colored view of the content and a parsed view of the
+        sections and keys + values.
+
+EOH
+}
+
 # Create bash code to export all variables as hash.
 # Example: eval "$( ini.varexport "cfg_" "$inifile" )"
 #